Kanji 噌: boisterous
Key takeaways
Kanji 噌: boisterous. Readings and core meaning.
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Kanji at a glance
Core meaning / core image
Core meaning: 噌
boisterous
Kanji structure breakdown
Mnemonic story
Mnemonic story
Think of tasting miso (soybean paste) with your mouth (口). Combined with the part meaning 'repeatedly' (曽), it suggests a food that has undergone repeated fermentation over time to be eaten. It is primarily used in the word 'miso' (味噌).
